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Started 1 year ago by LennyV
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LennyV
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We pick up where we left off in the old forum. This is the place where you salute to the world whats happening musically in your life at the moment. Good new music that you suggest other approach or old forgotten stuff that should be revisited.

Sebadoh - Bakesale
Classic album from 94 by old Dinosaur Jr. member Lou Barlows new band. This is the time where lo-fi and emo and slacker rock sort of melt together and in that we get something new and actually worth listening to. A Sub Pop gem!

The Earlies - The Enemy Chorus
This is for you guys who thinks that the last BWS EP is awesome. A british folk-indie-prog-electronica group who, in my record collection, really made a splash with their old school Mercury Rev debut 'These Were The Earlies' a couple of years ago. Here's their sophomore effort, I've only listened to it once but it sounds promising.

Blue Circle Magic
Well there is no available music yet but most of us cannot wait for Aaron Sperske (BWS, All Night Radio) to bring psychadelia back to the Blue.

Posted 1 year ago #
Staffan
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Bob Dylan
Especially the albums Modern Times, Nashville Skyline and John Wesley Harding.

Silver Jews
Especially the albums Bright Flight and Tanglewood Numbers. I Remember Me is probably (together with Beachwood Sparks rendition of By Your Side) the most moving love song recorded in this millennium.

M. Ward
Especially his to latest albums, Post-War and Transistor Radio.

David Sandström Overdrive
Superb Swedish indie rock.

Nobody & Mystic Chords of Memory
Tree Colored See is in my opinion the best album to be released in 2006!

Posted 1 year ago #
DaleBSorry
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Sperske wasn't in All Night Radio

Posted 1 year ago #
LennyV
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you are so right. slip of the fingers

Posted 1 year ago #
LennyV
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I don't know about the rest of the world but in Sweden summer came early. This is wonderful, music always sounds better in sunshine.

The Sunrays - Andrea
In the early years The Beach Boys were managed by the Wilson Bros father Murray. He wasn't that kind though so they gave him the sack. He then put together a new group called The Sunrays and made super-ripoff beach boys style music. Not nearly as good as the real thing (what is?) but still. Check out 'I Live For The Sun', amazing.

Beau Brummels - Bradleys Barn
Another one of those california-bands-go-roots-in-1968 style records. Lovely sound and songs with depth. Check it 'Bless You California'.

Gene Clark - With The Gosdin Brothers
Sundazed has finally released a reissue of Gene Clarks first solo album. It looks almost as good as it sounds. This album is equivalent in quality to what Dylan made at this time. Awesome!

Posted 1 year ago #
SleepingButterfly
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The Zombies - Oddessey and Oracle
finally picked up this classic the other day. got this german re-issue (repertoire records) with a lot of great bonus tracks

Posted 1 year ago #
casey
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holy crap....the new Caribou album is streaming on the myspace page and it sounds unbelievable.

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Staffan
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Yes, it's great. In BWS terms, I would say that it sounds like a perfect mix between All Night Radio and Mystic Chords of Memory! I'm really looking forward to seeing him/them live when they'll tour Europe later this fall.

The new Band of Horses album is also very good.

Posted 11 months ago #
LennyV
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check out Thurston Moores new album. it will rock your sox! but it's more east than west coastwise

Posted 11 months ago #

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